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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1918

Page

2

City Registrants First Ward and Second Ward lists

Long roll of voters and residents by ward including Francis Taylor, William Stahler, Harry Miller, George Moore, Oltman Harms, Elwyn Byam, John Chapman in First Ward. Second Ward names include Carl Brazelton, Paul Wollar, Gilbert Cropp, Hans Hallauer, Lauren Martin, Theodore Altman, Andrew Carmichael, Linfred Hauss, Lester Hearn. Third Ward lists Ferdinand Gundlack, Lloyd Sexton, Floyd Darrow, Harold Marshall, Ray Lee, John Breen, Albert Schneider, Reuben Schneider, Arthur Thoeni, Henry Chaloupka, John Leggett, James Jacobsen.

Francis Taylor William Stahler Harry Miller William Cashen Leon Bartlet John Johnson George Moore George Bort Leslie Reade Henry Templeton Leslie Cushman Lyle Conzett Joel Starks James Connelly Isaac Suter John Schmidt A. P. Walton H. J. McCullough Frank Stimpson Hans Kettlitz G. P. Rockstad Will Altman Fred Hwuvek M. TH. Teeter T. KE. Ainsworth Timothy Connelly R. T. Jenney I. F E. Reed A. J. Ricklefs J. W. Anderson W. A. Storms Jos. Trunick Clayton Palmer A. J. H. McNeill O. E. Brainard Robert Ewing Oltman Harms M. F. Hogan Frank Good W. A. Beery W. W. Stickford F. F. Becker Dan Hearn William Schlemmer Ford Clark Ll. N. Dunlap John Lambert D. H. Connolly F. A. Locher William Schoon R. W. Franklin Gerd Oltman F. J. Kay Joseph Carl A. M. Maurice John Harris Co. H. Hayward J. J. Locher George Hauck Thomas Carson Herman Harms Carl Renk Benedict Stifler Louis Waddick Victor Dautremont Lauren FE. Martin Hans Hallauer Dewey Rhatigan Harry Heisey Frederick Fagan Rudolph Rieckless Gordon Smith Arthur Young George Gugan Harry McGarvey John Wilson John Curtin Joe Wally William Laude Edward Burrichter J. J. Hayes Penn Ladd Emil Burrichter John Sowers Joe Chaloupka Ugo Oltzmann Herman Hubbard James London Harl Locher Fred Florine Joseph Rigley William Corbin Jesse Rickey William Cooper Irvin Smith Frederick Yossi Frederick Salinger John Tacussler Theodore Altman Michael Ferring Henry Doering Orin Crane Edward Podhaski John Reichart Harold Marshall Ray Lee Samuel Marmis John Breen Allen Miner Tjark Gerdes Donald Sutherland Albert Schneider Reuben Schneider William Winans August Seimerin Gerhard Hilers Dayton Yousse Otto Schenk Merle Matthiessen Simon Bader James Jacobsen Jacob Jacobsen John Woellert John Schneider Arthur Thoeni Henry Chaloupka John Leggett Mathew Spoots Frederick Kreeb Fred Landman Godfrey Bader Frank Stary Joseph Scherrer George Meyer Guy Hogan Adam Reichart Leroy Morey William Miner Christoph Hiben Frank Vernimont Howard Corbett John Yousse Henry Rockwell George Sutherland Alva Zimmerman Moses Idman Andrew Guler John Meyer Samuel Holmes Arthur Luethey Charles Bosley Clarence Schneider

High School Notes Recap of Freshmen and Activities

Pearle Waene reports on a bustling start to the school year with fresh flower desks, visiting teachers, and freshmen roaming the halls. A senior boy enjoys physics lab bubbles, while a teacher faces appendicitis. several students and non resident pupils are listed for military service and enrollment.

Pearle Waene Mr. Dunlap Lois Galbraith Kenneth Lemon Mabel Rickers Miss Wheeler Lillian Maire Pictured Rocks Leslie Himebaugh Mabel Slauson Miss Dayton BE. E. Reed Harry Heiesy Linfred Hauss Ernest Stambaugh William Cashen Emil Stutt Raymond Eby John Boner James Jacobson John Yousse Lena Bohren Hazel Eby Beaulah Fairbanks Esther Kiburz Edna Ahraken Matilda Crim Edwin Fitzsimons Mary Heyen Myron Hubbard Lloyd King Seraphine Schwitzer Hazel Shover Katie Hughes James Hughes Thelma Brady Carrie Lang Esther Hanken Mary Stadtmuller Lena Zimmerman Eliza Zimmerman Dora Arduser Hans Hoffman Myrtle Mann Selma Stadtmuller Agnes Balcar Geraldine Brainard Milly Crim Glenn Ejsler Paul Hintz Gladys Hosford Minnie Hubbard Irene Kehoe Agnes Petersen Lucile Schweitzer Leeda Warner Esther Swift Alfred Durst Edna Hanken Pauline Jacobs Raymond Jacobs Lucile Deischer Lillie Fairbanks Bernita Hutton Mabel Hilers Mabel Kehoe Florence Noble Paul Marugg Harry Ireland Lewis Ireland

Pink whiskered U.S. senator likened to Chaplin abroad

An Aberdeen News item quips that Jim Ham's loud speaking overseas risks misreading his role as the Charlie Chaplin of the United States Senate, noting France Britain and Germany may misinterpret his persona.

Aberdeen News Jim Ham Charlie Chaplin United States Senate

Farmers Question Nonpartisan League Role

The nonpartisan league is being discovered by farmers as more for leaders than for men paying their $16 to join. The message questions the league’s benefit to its paying members and hints at growing farmer scrutiny.

Lead Daily Call Nonpartisan League

Red Cross Notes Highlight Local Unit Activities

Richland Lovell auxilliary handed in six finished quilts at Red Cross rooms. Scotch Grove unit completed ten hospital shirts and submitted them to headquarters. A new auxiliary formed with Delaware county chapter at Sand Spring. Mrs. Marshall Neal presided. twenty five ladies pledged to work. Mrs. John Kyzer offered a large heated room as permanent work space. The American Red Cross counts 20 000 American Indians among its members. Dr J K Stout of Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa named director of Junior Red Cross Central Division. Red Cross to build small information houses near big cantonment base hospitals with guides for visitors. December 16 23 designated for annual membership campaign announced by War Council chairman H H Davison. Local chapter to receive peach stone and nut shell contributions with Junior Red Cross cooperation. 30 comfort kits and 22 misses under drawers completed this week. no further requisitions yet.

Richland—Lovell Red Cross Scotch Grove Delaware County Sand Spring Marshall Neal John Kyzer American Red Cross Junior Red Cross Central Division Jo. G. Cooley J. K. Stout Cornell College Mount Vernon Towa HH. P. Davison The War Council

When did the autumn leaf turn and brave feet march away

A reflective verse notes the swift change from summer cheer to autumn. The speaker recalls bright days, sees red leaves as a signal torch, and laments brave young feet marching away. The poem blends seasonal imagery with quiet nostalgia for youth.

Alice Allen

Board of Education met in special session in August 1918

The August 24 1918 meeting records bills approved for high school roof disinfecting and warming work, steam plant materials, labor figures for Frank Starry and others, and various textbook and supply purchases. September 2 1918 session adjourned.

Board of Education I. i. Reed Lavell Jh. Brainerd T. M. Hedman P. Neilley Idbel Fraser War Gardens Get Woot Cross How. Co Monticello Electric Co Red J Kettlitz & Kay ULT Co Associated Mfr. Co Root Rickless Rh. H. Rickleeps I. J. Reed O. J. Brainerd MS. Laszell T. M. Liedmond Miss Dayton Siunkett Chemical Standard Oil Co Chas Merrill Co Allyn & Bacon M. Sanborn & Co Hoag Duster Co Cassady Appletom Co Silver Burdett Co I. JM. Reed T. M. Redmond GG. Stuhler O. Ks. Stainerd U. Ss. Lazell Iowa Telephone Co Hotse Egaeastea Shoe Longmans Green & Co Lb. Appleton Co Henry Holt & Co the Macmillan Co CG. Heath & Co W. B. Sloan Tom Carson H. Ricklefs Ricklefs

Jones County Board Adopts 1928 Tax Lists and Levies

The Jones County Board of Supervisors met with all members present and approved the September 9 1918 minutes. They adopted the railroad telegraph and express assessments as certified and instructed the county auditor to place them on 1928 tax lists within proper school districts. County levies total 17.80 mills plus 50 rent head tax on certain ages, with a 5 mill on the dollar tax for money assessed. Adjustments included correcting J A Ramsey 1917 assessment to 2000 and refunding Dr L W Russell 9.75 for 1917 personal property taxes. The meeting approved warrants, adjourned to October 10 1918, and detailed numerous claims and appropriations across county offices and departments.

Board of Supervisors A.m Downing Streeper Kruse Bohren Shimerda W. S. Garrison A. W Kate Maurice Anna Hanson Ethel Taylor Jennie Chipman G. A Executive Council Jonas County al Mde sHroy United States Jones County J. A. Ramsey Board of Review Anamosa Iowa J. H. Stanley Board of Review of L. W. Russell W. H. McGreevy District Court

Public notice of estate administrator appointment in Jones County Iowa

The District Court of Jones County Iowa appoints TH LOVIELL State Bank as administrator of the estate of William H. Corbin deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the Clerk of Court within time limits and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa September 18 1918. Doxsee & Doxsee attorneys for estate.

District Court Jones County State of Iowa William H. Corbin Anamosa A. J Loviell State Bank Doxsee & Doxsee

Famous medium and clairvoyant visits Monticello

Renowned Life Reader and Psychic Mr. William G. Jordan plans weekly Friday visits to Monticello. He offers personal insights without questions, claiming to reveal past lives and future events, and to aid business and domestic concerns with strict confidentiality and no fee unless satisfaction is guaranteed.

William G. Jordan Monticello Jordan Mr. Jordan J. Samuels Des Moines George Brown Chicago Jeanette Timmons

Ludendorff Claims to Settle Russians Then Americans

Gen. Ludendorff declares victory over Russia and the United States as a plan to settle both fronts. He asserts he will resign his command to achieve the settlement, signaling a bold, controversial strategy.

Kansas City Times Russia Ludendorff

Nervousness on the Decline by Phosphated Iron Ad

A 19th century style advertisement claims nervousness is a conquerable disease. It promotes Phosphated Iron capsules as the remedy to strengthen nerve centers, improve sleep, blood, and vitality, with promises of visible rejuvenation and energy. The ad urges buyers to insist on capsules and lists W. W. Stickford as the local druggist.

W. W. Stickford Adv

Green's August Flower Uses and Benefits

A historical notice describes August Flower as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach and intestinal canal, and stimulates the liver to secrete bile. It claims to aid ailments from stomach disorders to nervous indigestion and heart palpitations caused by stomach gases. Sold by W. W. Stickford.

W. W. Stickford

Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa

Probate of Ruby M. Ketcham will filed July 11 1918 with final probate set for September 30 1918 at the Jones County District Court The clerk G A Fisher invites interested parties to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate in the September term of court Iowa date formats kept as read in the notice

State of Iowa Jones County Ruby M. Ketcham Said County G. A. Fisher

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward

$100 reward offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo for any catarrh case Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Medicine claimed to heal interna lly and through blood to mucous surfaces, strengthening constitution. product sold by druggists for 76 cents.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio All Drugetat

Monticello Man Rejoices Daughter Can Resume Studies

A Monticello father celebrates his 12 year old daughter's return to school after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims the prep aration relieved chronic stomach issues and mucus inflammation, restoring her health and appetite. a money back guarantee is offered by W. W. Stickford, druggist.

Monticello Mayr W. W. Stickford

Glycerine Mixture Promised To Prevent Appendicitis

Monticello residents are urged to use a simple Adlerika blend of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. A single spoonful allegedly flushes the bowel and relieves sour stomach gas and constipation while preventing appendicitis.

Monticello Adler-ika Kettlitz & Kay

Doxsee & Doxsee Attorneys at Law

J. W. Doxsee and Chas. A. Doxsee run a general law practice and estate settlement service in the probate court, Lovell Block, Monticello Iowa. They advertise professional services for wills and probate matters.

Probate Lovell Block Monticello Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Our Comic Supplement School Board Proceedings Andamosa N. J. Hines, Co Trav R. Reehren Henry Kruse H. Shimerda B. W. Streeper V. OH. McGreevy W. i S. Pearson A. Bpisher Lloyd Soper J. A. Belknap W. J. Mills Leonard Wells Midora Hale Grocery Co Scott Hardware Co Iowa Meetrie Co Watson Rhinehart W. J. Moncreif Anamosa Journal Iducational Supply Co Metropolitian Supply Co Dante Ta Iellddaa Aed Ethobs Monticello Inxpres Masta Loss Co Yates Court House Isbeetric Co Iowa Electric Co Mazdalan Asi Smith J. J. Templin Repai American Book Co En Colonial Book Co Ginn & Co Oe McMillan Co American Hog Raising Assn Brule T. . Craig W. Clark Ll. Chase L. Coder Crispin Hartman Co Basler Rh. G. Hearn W. CC. Holtz Iowa Medtiie Co Ara Kranz Servic Onslow Bug Co W.os. Pangburn Agnes Powlista H. T. Proestler Peter Prahim Ismery Potts BA Swift & Co Geo. Stuhler Sons Co Stoughton Bromo Seltzer Tyler & Downing Ward S. Watson County Helen Behrends Curtis Lang House of Good Shepard Ora Bruce Ross Bowman Iheipcune Mike Isillon I J. Hogan Lee Anamosa Lumber Co Ke, T. Leete J. Ff. Whaten Geo. A. Mullins Co Joseph J. Delay M'T Justice Court A. Mopaynenn J. W. Coppess George Schollman A. Moneypenny Alma Moneypenny Perry Moneypenny Jl. TH. Cave Ds. Carter Mra Tuyons State of Lowua H. D. Freese Kul L Charles Wing James C. McKnight V. Placke Angella Himebaueh H. W. Sigworth Physichirm O Creorge C. Lawrence Stephen Dugeleby Ee Lewis Terwilliger M. &. Phillips Alspaugh S. Garrison Starks I. Alshaugh Patec Roand Bridge Louie Axiline Fisher Bridge C. B. Atwood Adams & Co Henry C. Bohken Henry Bohlken, Jr Lee Bebee Red C Boultken Anamosa-Monticello Hef Bebee St Porr. Co James It Conway Herman Hahn A.L. Huggins Ik. M. Kerr Lister Bros Fred Matheson T McGuire Shaw A. McDaniel Shaw Bridge A. If. McConaughy James Mcc ‘Onaughy Sagatt J. FP. Moss M. Neville Harold Powers Floyd Peterson Rh. Bohren Behee Anamosa Lumber Charles Foley J. H. Gordon H. Gordon Peter Aisa Bicc Peter Mknthiessen A. Merrill Patro N. W. Br.rr, Co Orie Dawes Cominy & Supple Jubuaie Co Ranks & Son J. Hughes A. Huntington Butea Cy Cettint Gana Td Cabiltep Sone Li George Hall Duggins Fhlanken Jay McCormick Jay Merrill Neilsen Patrolman Pho Stickley Laborei Giearge J. Sears John F. W. Allen Wyoming-Monmouth Road John I. W. Aten Brady Theo. Becker A. J. Burda WW. Curtwright Chipman Nathan Carter Forrest Hutton A. Hughins Leon Holinger J. M. Kerr N. M. Kerr Klaur Mfg. Co Road General Amiamasi Produce Co Bert Ashton Sam.Hoffman Ray Hoag North Cedar Street Chestnut Street J. G. Schoon Vernon Slauson Scotch Grove Road Louisa Seeber John Schoon J. H. Zimmerman Eureka Eureka Mfg. Co East St. Louis Hopkinton W. H. Littlefield M. W. Herrick John Fitzsimons Lovell Township J. W. Coxsee Soldiers County Millis J, Hines Anna Phianson Ww. K, Pearson John Jionen A, Fisher Teva White Lloyd Soper Vera Potter IF. J. Stoughton Sherman Aimelia Sherman Alowances Iva Taylor Milton Teeter Alys Sina Siebels Conrad Hotz George Gilmore Mila Fortney - Ag John Countryman Rh. Miller Win Miller Amys Mary Sweet Zepha Burch Juul Miller Bertha Johr Alice Cooper Julia Vandem Zepha Bureha Hesks Ars Nul Miller Bertha Jtohr Julia Vandemark Robert Waite M. I. Sullivan Anna Byers R. R Charles W. Bosley Lara Bosley Bosley & Bosley Doctors of Chiropractic Princess Theatre Building R. D. Cooley, Auctioneer Wyoming Lowa C. N. Patrick Rickless & McNeill Hardware S. M. Adamson Uncle Sam Dairy Cattle Congress Belle Beach White Princess Wizards of the Horse World Roda Royal Superior Fun Center U. S. War Waterloo C. H. Schipman MAIN Monticello, Iowa Green Horse Hospital George Albery Cedar Street First Street J. E. Bateman J. W. Doxsee Chas. A. Doxsee Doxsee
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